Cong govt discriminating against Hindus: Sanjay

The Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Bandi Sanjay Kumar, said, “I saw today’s TG admin’s circular. In view of Ramadan, all Muslim employees have been given permission to leave work by 4 pm. But what wrong have our Ayyappa, Hanuman and Bhavani devotees done? Everyone knows the difficulties faced by Ayyappa devotees who wear the sacred mala and beg for alms. They have to fast during the afternoon without seeking alms and continue their penance. If they do not reach work on time they face suspension. The same thing applies to Bhavani and Hanuman devotees. But why is the exemption given only to Ramadan devotees?”
“Dear Hindus in the Congress, if you truly have Hindu blood in your veins, answer my question,” Sanjay said.
Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar, BJP MLA K. Venkataramana Reddy, district BJP president Raghu, graduate MLC candidate Anji Reddy, and others attended a gathering of graduates in Mancherial town On Tuesday.
Speaking on the occasion, Sanjay said that graduates, government employees and teachers are eagerly waiting for the MLC elections polling on February 27.
“All surveys indicate that the BJP is going to win the three MLC seats. People have confidence in the Modi government. Moreover, seeing the BJP’s fight against the BRS admin and the corruption, anarchy and deception of the Congress, the public is ready to support the BJP,” he said.
Sanjay said the Centre has provided a tax exemption of Rs 12.75 lakh for salaried employees. “In the last 10 years, around Rs 12 lakh crore has been given for Telangana’s development.
I challenge the Congress, which accuses the Centre of not providing funds. Are you ready for a debate on Central funding? I dare the Congress to treat this as a referendum and contest the MLC elections on this basis” he said.
Sanjay said the situation of the MLC candidate contesting on behalf of the Congress has turned chaotic.
“He has no agents and no leaders campaigning for him. Even Congress MLAs have no intention of ensuring his victory. Now he is roaming with his own college staff. His staffers fear that if he wins, they might lose their jobs,” Sanjay said.